Oily skin can be a challenge to deal with on a daily basis. It can be disheartening to look in the mirror after thoroughly cleansing and toning and see a slick, shiny face staring back at you. Not to mention the breakouts! When your skin produces excess oil, it not only looks shiny, but you can experience recurrent blemishes and blackheads. Many people who fight the battle with oil production believe they shouldn’t use a moisturizer as their skin already produces too much oil. Is this true? Should you use a moisturizer on oily skin? If you have oily skin,

Although divorce rates in the United States are at their lowest since 1970 (with 3.6 divorces per 1,000 people), the Associated Press estimates that 40-45 percent of all marriages will end in divorce. When you begin dating again, remember it’s ok to relax and have fun. Yet after a divorce or separation, most people still want to find a partner, someone they can share lives with. But, according to a study by Dutch researcher Anne-Rigt Poortman, divorce makes people desire less committed types of relationships, such as living together but not getting married. As such, divorce lessens the chances of

Followed every diet in the book, but love handles still giving you nightmares? Well, celeb dietician Anita Bean has come to your rescue with her new no-nonsense strategies for a proper diet that can help shun fat forever. Anita, 46, has just published ‘Slim Secrets’, which gives a straight-talking and safe diet based on scientific fact from her 18 years of experience. “Many diets make wild promises but the usual rule of thumb is that the wilder the claim the less likely it is to work. Any diet is going to work in the short term because you are going

Your mind may not be the first thing you think of when it comes to the battle of the bulge, but it deserves some definite attention. Not only do your emotions influence how much and what types of food you choose to eat, but your brain itself may as well. Case in point, a new study from Brookhaven National Laboratory found that women, in particular, seem hard-wired to have emotional cravings for food. In the study volunteers fasted for 17 hours, then were put into brain-imaging PET scanners, and were instructed not to think about food. But here’s the catch,

Four in five women have admitted that they find certain aspects of their husband’s behaviour irritating, reveals a new UK survey. The study, which found that women are more irritable in marriage than men, asked more than 800 women who were over 50s. Women are far more annoyed with their men than the other way around, the research by Saga, the insurance and travel provider for the over 50s, shows, reports the Telegraph. Men are more forgiving, with four in ten finding nothing irritating about their spouse, according to the study. In total, only one in five people said that